Yokogawa EJA110E Differential Pressure Transmitter

Yokogawa EJA110E DPharp differential pressure transmitter, 4-20mA HART, single crystal silicon sensor, SIL2/3 certified, for flow, level and differential pressure measurement.
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Yokogawa EJA110E Differential Pressure Transmitter



This Yokogawa EJA110E is a standard differential pressure transmitter of EJA-E series, adopting Yokogawa patented single crystal silicon resonant DPharp sensing technology. It is used to measure differential pressure of liquid, gas and steam, and can realize flow calculation, liquid level and density measurement together with throttling devices. It converts the differential pressure signal into standard 4~20mA DC signal with HART/BRAIN digital communication. It supports local parameter setting and remote configuration, built-in static pressure secondary variable measurement function. It features 90ms fast response and excellent long-term stability, optional 0.04% high precision version. It obtains SIL2/SIL3 safety certification and various explosion-proof approvals. Widely used in petrochemical, power, metallurgy and water treatment process control loops.

Specifications

Model: EJA110E Brand: Yokogawa Sensor: Single crystal silicon resonant DPharp sensor Output: 4~20mA + HART / BRAIN / FF / PROFIBUS PA Reference accuracy: ±0.055% (optional ±0.04%) Long-term stability: ±0.1% URL per 10 years Response time: 90ms Max working pressure: 2300 psi (3600 psi optional) Certifications: CE, ATEX, IECEx, SIL2/SIL3, NACE Protection: IP67

Components & Troubleshooting

DPharp sensing capsule, signal processing circuit board, LCD local indicator, three-valve manifold mounting base, explosion-proof aluminum housing, terminal assembly. Common faults: differential pressure indication drift, HART communication disconnection, overpressure damage of sensor capsule, self-check fault alarm, blocked pressure impulse pipe.

Disclaimer

This spare part shall be installed, calibrated and maintained by qualified instrument technicians. Avoid overpressure impact during commissioning.


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